If you had to choose ...

cactuscat · Post by **cactuscat** » Mar 30 2013 11:12 pm

If you had to choose only one trail to hike on for the rest of your life, what would it be?
I pick GRCA's Kaibab - South and North - and that's not cheating, because I am the one who asked the question!

SuperstitionGuy · Post by **SuperstitionGuy** » Apr 02 2013 7:46 pm

I enjoy Arizonabackpackr's rants as we all need a good laugh now and then. I especially like the part where she decides what to do with the children and I quote:

"and then we could take our kids and dump them off the end of the Oceanside pier"

Now that was classic.

CannondaleKid · Post by **CannondaleKid** » Apr 02 2013 8:53 pm

SAMBA wrote:On another note, would you care to share the details of your upcoming trip to Utah?

Between Manti La-Sal National Forest and Dark Canyon I've already got 16 trails mapped out. However with only 4 full days available for hiking I'm sure it will be like our trip to Colorado last year... every hike was decided the night before based more on a whim than advanced planning. So who knows which trail we'll hike on what day.

PaleoRob · Post by **PaleoRob** » Apr 03 2013 6:59 am

Grand Gulch. 50-some miles of main canyon and so much to explore.

big_load · Post by **big_load** » Apr 03 2013 10:53 am

Rob del Desierto wrote:Grand Gulch. 50-some miles of main canyon and so much to explore.

Yeah, that's a one that could remain interesting day in and day out. I couldn't say the same about the AT, which was mentioned earlier. That practically runs through my back yard, so I've dayhiked on it regularly for 25 years, and I've hiked parts of it in almost every state it crosses, but I'd rather hike in AZ any day.

BobP · Post by **BobP** » Apr 03 2013 11:15 am

Rob del Desierto wrote:Grand Gulch. 50-some miles of main canyon and so much to explore.

Just a bunch of old boring Indian stuff ;)

Alston_Neal · Post by **Alston_Neal** » Apr 03 2013 11:41 am

@BobP
You've just described our business...

Hippy · Post by **Hippy** » Apr 04 2013 6:59 am

@John9L I didn't see that one coming! ;)

SAMBA · Post by **SAMBA** » Apr 07 2013 3:04 pm

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